DIGIDAY – 07/05/2020
SEB JOSEPH
When Bouke de Vries stepped back into the Digital Decisions office in Amsterdam last week, it had been two months after the media consultancy shut its doors. He found his desk is flanked by plexiglass divider screens like every other in the office. Before the office shut, there were 20 people dotted across the open floor plan whereas now most of that space is blocked off to keep the five who are allowed back in as far apart as possible. At the beginning of the day, the first person to arrives and fixes all doors to stay open — that person then disinfects their hands after doing so. De Vries had returned to an office in Amsterdam that appeared much the same to the one he left in March, but was, in many ways, different.